Nokia teases mysterious black box

After selling off its mobility branch to Microsoft, Nokia doesn’t want that to stop its business. They’ve teased a mysterious black box on their Twitter account. The Finnish brand will reportedly reveal what they’re cooking up tomorrow. One thing we’re certain is it can’t be a mobile phone. From the looks of the box, it can be a set-top box much like the Nexus Player. But we can’t be certain until Nokia unveils it. Any guesses to what it could be?

Guess what? We’re up to something. http://t.co/AFq4dUFI9S #thinkingahead #Slush14 pic.twitter.com/sqERYpz0Vc

— Nokia (@nokia) November 17, 2014

Source: Nokia | Via: Gizmodo

Apple addresses Wi-Fi issues with update for OS X Yosemite

If you’re being troubled by intermittent Wi-Fi connection since you’ve upgraded to OS X Yosemite, Apple has finally found a fix for that with its latest 10.10.1 update for OS X. This update is intended to fix the issues plaguing the new OS as well as improve Microsoft Exchange server reliability and Back to My Mac connections.

Source: Cult of Mac

Flickr debuts Wall Art printing service worldwide

Have you found photos on Flickr that you think would make for great art for your home? Flickr has officially debuted its new Wall Art printing service for its users around the world. The printing sizes range from 8 by 10 inches up to 20 by 30 inches. You will be able to order prints on gallery-style canvas or have them wood-mounted. If you worry that you might blow up a low-resolution photo, Flickr limits the sizes available for those kinds of photos.

You will have to be signed in to order prints. With its worldwide expansion, Flickr is offering 40% off orders, you just need to use the coupon code GIFTS14.

Source: Flickr Blog | Via: SlashGear

‘Two Dots’ makes its way to Android

If you’re on Android and you’ve been wondering what all the fuss is about with the Two Dots game, you don’t have to wonder any further. You can now try it out for yourself as the game finally makes its way to Google’s platform. Just like the iOS version, it is available for free download and comes with in-app purchases. And if you’re a cross-platform player, you can opt to sign in through Facebook and have your progress synced across devices.

Source: The Verge | Download: Google Play Store (Free)